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Document Number
US Patent 6565908
Issued Date
May 20, 2003
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An ice confection comprising an antifreeze protein, wherein .DELTA. modulus/original modulus .gtoreq.0.4, and/or .DELTA. strength/original strength .gtoreq.0.4; providing that when .DELTA. modulus/original modulus .ltoreq.6.0, .DELTA. modulus .gtoreq.50 MPa, and/or when .DELTA. strength/original strength .ltoreq.2.0, .DELTA. strength .gtoreq.0.2 MPa. Such ice confections have a strong, close-packed continuous network of ice crystals and can be used to manufacture products having novel textures, properties and/or shapes.
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Published
May 20, 2003
Application Number
09/521,722
Filed
March 9, 2000
US Classification
426/565   426/101 426/656 426/660
Int'l Classification
A23G   9/32   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Mar 10, 1999 [GB] 9905524 Jul 23, 1999 [EP] 99305842
USPTO Field of Search
426/565   426/101   426/656   426/660  
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